they are happy to be back as we are starting to come out of the pandemic. aliciao more serious news. crews are getting ready to demolish the remainder of the champlain towers south. phil keating is live in surfsiding with florida. reporter: the tower behind me is just about all that is left of the tower, half of which collapsed two thursdays ago. a pause not for the storm that is coming, but in preparation for the explosives of the remaining part of the towers. not only is the structure fragile, shifting and a threat to workers down below. there is a concern that elsa's winds will be the final push. elsa is blasting winds at 60 miles per hour and marching toward key west. today is day 10 since the building plummeted into a pile. two more bodies were recovered saturday bringing the total to 21 dead and 140 missing. it's about 30% of the overall pile. local leaders co-say could drop in high wind. >> the governor and i head clear our top priority is the building come down as soon as possible, no matter what type that occurs. and as safely as possible. crito expanding

♪ alicia: rescue efforts take on new urgency at the collapsed condo site in florida as tropical stormlsa becomes a major concern for crews digging through rubble for survivors. hello, everyone, and welcome to "fox news live." i'm alicia acuna. >> and i'm anita vogel. a police standoff with armed men shuts down an interstate near boston this morning and ends with 11 arrests. the 9-hour standoff began early this morning when state police say they stopped to help two vehicles in the i-95 breakdown lane and found armed men in tactical gear who said they, quote, do not recognize our laws. lucas tomlinson is live in washington with more on this strange story. lucas. >> reporter: anita, it sure was. it was a tense situation outside boston that, thankfully, ended peacefully without shots fired. massachusetts state police say they arrested 11 armed men after an hours-hong standoff that closed is-95 in both -- i-95 in both directions. it's now reopened. this all started after a group of armed men dressed in hull tear-style uniform were spotted by police in two cars that had pulled over on the s

but if we do open the door to live in the building, we're not going to live with alicia as did to the dental enough to have been that way up to them and we just do, i would have thought about it, but we have animal version one of a lot for last month, but we'll get off at the bananas should be enough to know what you had with you been here? not many of us know versus west mckenna should unless they've been dependent on one of them is the middle of what he thinks are going to w the me i money in the with me if a dollar to enough bateman, a hand book get in nebraska booth when her that is millman the dresser. lemme do nation or the havoc offend. can attila the new method date in me. now let me tell and beacon hill that day. on the 17th of july 2014. besides raves israeli troops entered garza to allow people to prepare for the breaking of the ramadan fast. the truce had been declared. the missile was fired shortly after the end of the truth. in the building there were no fighters. only 23 members of the sri, about family who were about to eat dinner. and then i thought it was, they hit m

have said that warehouses have been rated as well with what is in them have been looted by her m, alicia's as well as the federal troops. so many of them have arrived here in terrible humanitarian condition. it's a journey that can take days, sometimes weeks for them to be able to cross from parts of the gray into sudan. many of them in dire need of humanitarian aid. we already have 70000 refugees, cross in the sudan. most of them say that they want to know what is going on back home, and they want to hear from their relatives who they say they've left behind in terrible humanitarian condition. the government in f 14, a formerly known as far as the land is inviting southern africa, the regional block to investigate after weeks of protests against the king, their report, dozens of people have been killed and injured during the demonstrations. alexia bryan reports enough to fill in a 13 e capital in bonnie patients who say they were shot by security forces. 2 i went out to see what was happening and so the cars were on fire. we went to look at the supermarket, which is also burning. but when i

have said that warehouses have been rated as well with what is in them have been looted by her m, alicia's as well as the federal troops. so many of them have arrived here in terrible humanitarian condition. it's a journey that can take days, sometimes weeks for them to be able to cross from parts of the gray into sudan. many of them in dire need of humanitarian aid. we already have 70000 refugees, cross in the sudan. most of them say that they want to know what is going on back home, and they want to hear from their relatives who they say they've left behind in terrible humanitarian condition. at least 20 people have been reported missing after mudslide and japan's coastal ton of autonomy. southwest, the tokyo prime minister, jo, she had to go, has called an emergency cabinet meeting. and chappelle has the latest days of torrential rain, loosened soil above the town. around 10 30 am local time. on saturday it all came sliding down the mountain. black mud cascaded through the streets in waves, crashing into homes in the quiet japanese resort town. south, west of tokyo, the japan self defense

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alicia: protests in paris continue for a third weekend. they're against a newly-required health pass that's needed to enter places such as restaurants, museumson or a recent negative covid test. hi, kitty. kitty: hi, alicia. yes, this is quite a motive issue and many in paris feel like their liberty is at stake. we did some clashes with police throughout the course of the day. thousands of people marching through the streets of paris as well as elsewhere in france. they are angry, and feels it curtails their freedoms too much. it comes into force august ninth. polls in france indicate that many french people do support the idea of this pass and no access to public places without a vaccination or negative covid test and healthcare workers required to be vaccinated too, all this comes about because cases are rising, over 20,000 a day. the covid fourth wave. there were 100,000 people have died of the virus since the start of the pandemic and only half of the population is currently vaccinated. and as with many other countries including the u.s., of course, it's the delta variant which is really proving to be very problematic. alicia. alicia: ki

>> well, it seems to me, alicia, that the most sensational stuff portrays him as completely unhinged, isolated, as unpresidential and dangerous and toxic as can be. but for criminal liability, remember, there's a crime out there we know about, and what has to happen for trump to have liability is for him to be connected with it as a conspirator or even a mastermind. so at least the excerpts we've gotten so far from these three terrific books tend to portray him more as a madman and less as a criminal. the real highlights to date are more about the complete -- [ inaudible ] >> which i think a lot of us felt we already had a full picture of. hayes, you write this week about your frustration with these political tell-all books. people are speaking out now about the dangers of trump's final months in office. how critical would it have been if we had known some of this information, let's say, six months ago? >> i think extremely critical. i mean if any of the people who are cited as sources in some of these books, like for example, vice president mike pence's national security adviser keit

they're warning that these heat waves are going to become more intense and more frequent as climate change persists. alicial the time i have for today. i'm alicia menendez. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern for more american voices. for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, alicia, thank you very much. and hello to you. a new round in the fight over voting laws continues tonight in texas with a special legislate i've session. jasmine crockett joins us from the lone star state. >>> today was a day four years in the making. charlottesville, virginia, removed two confederate monuments. >>> president biden had a message for vladimir putin after more fall victim to ransomware attacks. how should the president respond to these attacks? what are his options? >>> and we'll answer your questions about the rapid spread of the delta variant, especially in areas with low vaccination rates. i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> let us begin tonight with two stories that say a lot about who we are as a country and where we might be going. in charlottesv

and as a doctor, alicia, and a public health advocate i think you're going to hear a sigh of relief. it's one step. but people now need to follow these recommendations, alicia. >> fran, let's talk about the leadership dr. roy was just talking about and let's talk about your state specifically because along with the devastating numbers that we're seeing in florida we're hearing baptist health hospitals in jacksonville say their hospitals are at maximum capacity, that emergency centers have reached a critical point. meanwhile, your governor, governor ron desantis, is in utah essentially on the trail, giving a speech at the american legislative exchange council mocking the cdc, reaffirming his continued resistance to mandates. how do you square the reality of what is happening in florida with the governor's performance in utah? >> well, alicia, what's happening is a human tragedy unfolding before our very eyes. i'm actually on the ground right now here in jacksonville and it is a very tense scene. a lot of the cavalier attitudes we have seen before when it came to the virus have looked

i think, though, what it comes down to is as alicia mentioned, the polls i think are pretty evenly splitgavin newsom and roughly the same amount who don't. so i think a lot of it is going to come down to enthusiasm for gavin newsom. in other words, a lot of democrats who may not want to vote for a recall, they might just not go out to the polls. there's not much else on the ballot that would bring them out, just newsom, so a lot of this is going to be an enthusiasm contest. can larry elder get his people out, and will gavin newsom's people come out for him? >> paul: bill, tell us a little bit about this san francisco school board recall. three members of the school board targeted for recall. what's going on there? >> yeah, so alicia just mentioned, you know, the polls sort of evenly divided on the gavin newsom recall. on the school board, that's not the case. recent polls found 69% of san francisco's parents support recalling three school board members, the president, the vice president, and the former vice president. now, there's a whole host of issues. the dominant one is san francisco

alicia. well, again, as you said, we're outside freedom tower. let me show you what's happening here.ly. many of them are cuban-americans who immigrated from the small communist nation. right now you're looking at a video they're playing. the organizers say this was taken from inside during the protests and it shows police violence. many people here, of course, are supporting residents inside cuba. they are calling for a regime change. cubans, as you know, took to the streets in a rare move, protesting earlier this week. that is that has what should this entire movement here in miami. those residents in cuba say they're suffering, they can't get basics like food and medicine. many here today say after more than 60 years, it's time to end the cuban regime. >> we are cubans. we say that to you for a long time ago. open your eyes, okay? it's time. freedom for cuba. >> well, i remember that we had to leave because friends and family were being sent to the firing squad, houses were being confiscated, communism was taking over, and that's the reason so many cubans left. >> my dad broke into

where do you think the leadership comes from next, and what are the signs you are looking for as we correct? alicia: i like playing contrarian here. i think that even though we are midcycle, we are not early cycle, and we are definitely in that peak moment as you've had conversations all morning about being in that moment, peak growth, peak fiscal. i will remind all of us that the u.s. really has exhibited kind of an exceptionalism in the amount of fiscal policy, the amount of monetary stimulus, and in the way we vaccinated the population, and because of that i'm actually very bullish. i think cyclicals do work here. i think he's cyclical recovery is here. we are not yet hearing about margin pressure. we are hearing about inflation and hearing about the ability to pass on costs. down the road we will probably have stickier inflation, but we will learn more this week. i think you have to start heading more towards your defensive sectors. the cyclicals have been destroyed. kailey: on the margin question, we saw the likes of siemens energy and conagra come those pricing pressures showing up in a very

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alicia. lawmakers are unable to decide how they want to foot the bill. as just noted, this is a two-track process, so the reconciliation bill, which democratic senators are still hashing out, figuring out those details, needs to be passed in tandem with the bipartisan bill. but lawmakers, despite month of negotiations, came out last week and senator rob portman said explicitly on sunday shows today that there are issues right now with a $100 billion tax to empower the internal revenue service to pursue unpaid federal taxes. this is a pretty big problem facing lawmakers right now. $100 billion, again, would need to be taxed in order to foot this bill, which republican lawmakers have insisted on, but they also don't want to repeal any of the taxes of the tax cuts passed under trump four years ago. that means that lawmakers still need to find a lot of additional money to pay for this package. and then on the other side of the coin, on this, you have centrist democrats who are already opposing some of the more progressive climate provisions that have been inclu

of his heart is very unlikely to be the last symbol to protest this law as hungary is gearing up for elections next year. alicia climate research just say the world may have passed a critical global warming threshold as a heat wave, such records across north america, parts of canada, and reach nearly 50 degrees celsius, of the high temperatures of lighter hundreds of deaths. a europe is also experiencing one of its hottest ever, somers living near an outdoor swimming pool during a heat wave is a fortunate thing. the temperature stored so high in alberta, canada that can't be melted. it's random event, it's very seldom and un servatius. you don't see this over the last 100 or maybe home in 50 years. there's no kelly or climate evidence from, from 3 rings from other archives that supports us the next few in the past. such, he may be a freak event. but what role does human activities on earth play in climate change? so the human activities with release of greenhouse gas, the field to methane and so on, are leading to increase of the greenhouse gas. yes, sir, and they also prevent the heat from, from the earth is l

i'll just there are paris and alicia security forces are patrolling the streets as the country locked down for one week to try to stop a surge of coven 19 cases. public transport is closed and only central services and some factories can continue to operate. the rise and infection is driven by the delta variant, which is highly transmissible. hospitals struggling, particularly in areas along the border with india, where the very interest detected some rural towns reported infection rate of 70 percent under the dish has recorded more than 14500 deaths. so far, that may chandry has more from the capital decor. records flagged in highly contagious delta a very and has prompted the government to call for a week shut down across the country. over the weekend, tens of thousands, mostly migrant workers, left the capital city house like fred, one, italy, spread the virus and other and expose themselves to health. most of the business, those are close the states. i'm a little less empty except for richard, which are allowed in the strait. he loved the bodies got up. it's the poor people who su

another as you mentioned alicia, is the public transport package. you think of highways, roads, bridges, still having some issues including water transportation, which is a big thing that senator tom carper is on the environmental and public works committee that's pushing for. and another big -- issue that we've seemed to like i said pay for is using medicare rebate money to pay for it, something that they want in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package, which of course won't be passed with democrat-only support but they're trying to use that now so in the bipartisan bill so some hiccups there. a lot of hurdles to go through before they get that bill rinne. >> the hill reports that by tying these two infrastructure bills together, biden and the democratic leadership are engaging in a tricky and potentially detrimental tactical balancing act adding the proposal is staunchly opposed by republicans and moderate democrats will only recommend the reconciliation bill if the bipartisan infrastructure bill is passed first. talk about the conversations like

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of this year which we're in now of inventory rebuilding and that should help with prices as we go forward >> alicia, a word on what up think the market will be listening for in this press conference >> i think it's really interesting because, you know, again, we'll drink a beer every time we hear transitory, the definition of transitory has changed. so originally it was several months, and now we're looking at several quarters and if you listen to business leaders, and this is something bob pisani just spoke about, corporate margins are at the highest ever old companies that have reported, most are essentially telling us they're passing costs on so what does that mean that means market pricing of inflation is very benign and has come down over the last few weeks. and at the same time inflation in the real economy, and if you speak to business leaders, will move forward now it is true that if your prices rise at a slower pace, so the second derivative is going in the right direction, then you should be able to call victory on inflation but we think that inflation will end up at a higher rate than in

>> alicia, no democrat should support a jim crow filibuster. and ashe american people have supported a filibuster a jim crow filibuster which has caused hurt and harm and they are cosigning disenfranchising millions of voters. they have obstructed progress lowering the cost of prescription drugs. they have obstructed progress in gun violence reform. these are people who have contempt for the american people and i have ire for them, but i will not give a pass to democrats like manchin and sinema who continue to carry the water of a corruption and callous previous administration and continue to carry the water for an obstructionist senate. so, why stop at a carveout? we should be eliminating and abolishing the filibuster outright. >> congresswoman, to that point, i want to ask you, what do you think it would get to get manchin and sinema to move on this? >> pressure from the white house. >> so then, to that point, about pressure from the white house, is that something you hope to hear from president biden on tuesday when he gives this big speech on voti

frequent as climate change persists. alicia. >> absolutely terrifying. erin, thank you. that is all the time i have for today. i'm alicia menendez. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern for more american voices. for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hello, joshua. >> hello, alicia, thank you very much. and hello to you. a new round in the fight over voting laws continues tonight in texas with a special legislate i've session. jasmine crockett joins us from the lone star state. >>> today was a day four years in the making. charlottesville, virginia, removed two confederate monuments. >>> president biden had a message for vladimir putin after more fall victim to ransomware attacks. how should the president respond to these attacks? for that matter, what are his options? >>> and we'll answer your questions about the rapid spread of the delta variant, especially in areas with low vaccination rates. i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> let us begin tonight with two stories that say a lot about who we are as a country and where we mi

as a performer. one was this, she would play two pianos at once and alicia keys did this a few years ago and i was soexcited because i was running around the apartment like ito just wanted to tell someone which i just love and the other thing she would start out playing a traditional song and ast it went on she would mae it j jazzy year. this is the height of jazz. it was selling out across the country. using her platform to advance civil rights was a big issue for her so for instance she wouldn't play at segregated venues. she would walk right back out and give interviews and say i don't know why someone would want to pay to see someone but wouldn't want to sit next to someone who looks like me so she was a great figure and advocate and used her platform for that. another thing is she was married to adam clayton powell junior, a congressman from harlem who was his own gigantic star. very charismatic, gorgeous, debonair, he was a preacher, they had met in harlem, she saw him preach, he saw her perform. it was all on. and they had a scandal at the beginning because he was still married at the time. al

as the rest of u.s. troops leave the country. anita: thank you for that report. alician spending time in michigan today trying to drum up support for bipartisan infrastructure package as the house passes a spending plan of its own. jeff weighs in on all of this, next. ♪♪ fox news alert from another rate somewhere attack on u.s. businesses yesterday, cybersecurity said this hundreds of from. a software supplier known as hestia spread service providers. the russian speaking have to evoke behind the attack, that the same group that hacked the means processing giant in may. here's president biden a short time ago. >> down the better tomorrow and if it is knowledge of and/or the consequence of, i told putin we will respond. i have not called, we are not certain. the initial thinking was it was not russia. >> cybersecurity the infrastructure purity agency fbi are investigating. alicia: president biden is giving his economic stimulus plan the credit for stronger-than-expected june jobs report showing the u.s. addict 850,000 jobs to the economy last month. in the meantime, the

alicia. >> it is great to see you as always. that's tonight's "reidout." "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this is an american tragedy. people are dying and will die who don't have to die. >> a new plan from the white house, as the vaccination fight comes to a head on the football field. >> i don't see me treating covid until i actually get covid. >> tonight how the nfl's vaccine push is actually making progress. >> i wouldn't have gotten the vaccine without the protocols that they are enforcing on us. >> then my interview with the missouri public health official who's being attacked for supporting a mask mandate. >> i ask you, i plead with you, listen to public health and please stand by this order. >>> plus, the stunning republican plan to take over elections in fulton county, georgia, and congressman jamie raskin on his plan to expose the truth about january 6th. >> those who attacked you and those who beat you are fascist traitors to our country and will be remembered forever as fascist traitors. >> when "all in"

alicia? >> so i don't think there will be as many fireworks this time as there was last time because last time had been successful. we expect the fed to discuss the fact that they've talked about the taper, so they're talking about talking about. the decision probably doesn't come until jackson hole in september and probably not until the end of the year and acknowledgement the u.s. is making progress with growth and the delta variant. all less exciting than last time >> jim and then david, we have about a minute before the decision will come out and we'll get word jim, let me ask you, does the rise of the delta variant make the fed's taper talk more or less likely, with more or fewer teeth in it? >> it makes it less likely but it makes it less likely because it creates uncertainty around baseline expectations. i think the fed does need to speak about tapering, but i don't think they will make any final decisions here i think this will be a meeting where they really are setting the table for something that's going to come more likely in september. >> how about you, david kelly? does the delta

as they say in social media, #buy the dip. alicia, been too long. to see you. charles: covid confusion in america, folks, you should see what is happening in the uk, where the company ushered in freedom day even as prime minister boris johnson was self-isolating. fearfear of the spread. i want to figure out how to handle this. we have sema shaw. i brought my son home from london. i got an apartment for him in new jersey. what about the shutdowns? you do you feel like the economic growth beginning to percolate will continue? >> thanks, neil. the numbers in the uk, yes, they are frightening. we have seen i think we're in the midst of a third wave here. i think what the country is trying to do say we need to live with covid-19. it is not disappearing anytime soon. we need to start reopening and readjusting to it. the promising news is a lesson for the rest of the world, because the uk has really high vaccination rates we are able to maintain a low level of hospitalizations. so that is really encouraging. that is enabling the government to continue reope

alicia? >> california plans to treat some retail theft as organized crime. task force made up of the california highway patrol justice department and local authorities to track criminals like the group that hit a san francisco neiman marcus running out with designer handbags. >> we've been organized in a very deliberative manager to address organized retail crime for a number of years. we're doubling down on those efforts today with this bill. >> california retailers have been hit so hard recently it has prompted some retailers to reduce hours in some of their locations, neil. >> neil: all right, alicia. thanks very much. a little too late for my next guest but welcoming it the same. we have the california retailers association president and ceo. you think this will do the trick or at least calm things down a bit? >> you know, this is a great first start. the california retailer's association, we sponsored the legislation and the advocates to the governor to includes $5.7 million in hills budget for the organized retail crime effect the force. i was thrilled

2007 the ten-year-old girl behind the piano belting out a song by her hero by alicia keys was bound for stardom. she returned asartist known as h.e.r. the california native played a packed rock fel ler plaza. the talented musician has worked in the early stages of her career to avoid becoming a package for pop cultural consumption. the acronym for a name and the sunglasses, a bit of history. now she is giving the world a peek with her new album back of my mind. h.e.r. and i got together on new york's highest observation deck for a sunday sit-down. >> i figure it was appropriate based on the year you are having to bring you to the top of the world here. >> top of the world. where i already am? >> 100 stories above manhattan, h.e.r. takes a moment to stop and admire the view. >> it takes it seem a little small. >> it does. >> this year of ascending to the top of the music world began with a stirring super bowl performance of "america the beautiful". ♪♪ >> to an audience of nearly 100 million people. >> do the nerves come in different than other performances. >> sometimes definitely. but it takes about two words o

alicia menendez. we are keeping an eye on former-president trump, as he prepares to take the stage in phoenix. not far from where the cyber ninjas' audit is still going down. and his faithful flock, gathering to see him tonight. well aware, and have, clearly, bought into the lie that fraud cost trump arizona in 2020. >> there is just the -- the amount of ballot dumps and everything that were happening in the middle of the night. and i mean, we've seen signature counts not -- not matching up. i am 100% sure that he won the 2020 election. there is no way that joe biden got 80 million votes. he can barely get eight people to show up to his town halls. >> but, you see, feelings are not facts. numbers certified, over and over, again, just don't back up that feeling. however, cyber ninjas carries on its very questionable audit. and just yesterday, the man working as senate liaison at the audit site, ken bennet, was kicked out. he was the only person associated with the cyber ninja recount with actual-elections experience. and now, he is barred from the site for allegedly sharing data with outside cr

i guess if alicia has it like when a landslide buries the buildings and and sit down, i've got the sorry, it's a biological waste. left him as the marble dust immediately settles, creating a hard impenetrable layer. so the mountain soil can no longer absorb the water when there's heavy rain and that's exactly what happened in 2014 terrible floods hit the city. torrance of water rushed down the mountains unhindered and caused the river to burst its banks. the quarries were immediately identified as the cause, and it came in the wake of 2 previous ones in 2003 and in 2010. but this time residence expressed their rage in front of the town hall the the absurd response of the mayor at that time escalated their anger even further. the town hall does not feel responsible for this flooding. the familiar was escorted away under police protection. president occupied the town hall for several weeks. the, the name on this. we are the 1st time the people felt responsible for the chorus and 70000 the car. they're the same for know the full no one saw the connection. it for young people, take them to live in the past and paint the waste fr

alicia acuna, in phoenix. thank you. >> if we continue as republicans to go out, do a good job, point out the differences between for the american people, politics take care of itself. good policy is good politics if we focus on good policies and and pointing out the differents between the two parties -- differenceses, then the elections will take care of themselves. eric: that's republican louisiana senator bill cassidy here on the fox news channel on the gop's election strategy as both parties are turning their focus toward the midterm elections. you know president biden and former president trump both holding rallies this weekend and attacking each other. how much of an impact will that have on the voters? chris bedford joins us, senior editor at "the federalist." the successor attacks predecessor is, predecessor attacks successor. if you choose your eyes and listen to what that they say, it's like we're in the tenth inning of the election. >> it sure feels like that sometimes especially here in d.c. and new york where we have to follow it every single today to tell the people what's going on here. in a lot o

ago the los angeles native, whose real first name is alicia, received her star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> had to pass the street every day aswas on my way to school. >> she first appeared in commercials and disney films. at just 12, she was cast for a role that would change her life -- an underage prostitute in "taxidriver." the film was released when she was 14 making her sensation at the cannes film festival. >> [speaking french] >> she began learning french at the young age in los angeles. >> [speaking french] >> she went on to study at yale. she filmed in france regularly, including for moi -- or stop calling me baby in 1977. and in 1984 for the "the blood of others." her american accent became barely perceptible. >> [speaking french] >> a women's rights proponent, foster often chose to play strong, intelligent, resilient women. her role as clarice in "the silence of the lambs" earned her best actress. >> she probably came out as -- she publicly came out as gay in 2013. hshe is married to a photographer. foster also produces and directs, further anchoring her legacy. olivia: for more on the 74th cannes film festival che

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as i told you yesterday. >> what was the criteria? >> read my statement. >> hi, everyone. it is 5:00 in the east. i'm alicia wallace. significant developments on capitol hill today as speaker nancy pelosi announces that she is rejecting two of minority leader kevin mccarthy's picks to serve on the house select committee on january 6th. jim jordan and jim banks. in a statement which you just heard her refer to, she highlighted the investigation's insistence upon the truth and said the unprecedented nature of january 6th demands this unprecedented decision. a decision mccarthy shot back with an announcement of his own that he will pull all five republicans from the committee and pursue their own investigation of the facts. the chair of the select committee, congressman bennie thompson, has reiterated his mission to follow the facts and leave no stone unturned. in an interview with the guardian, thompson said that he will investigate donald trump as part of his inquiry into the events of january 6th, a day he sees as the greatest test of the united states since the civil war. thompson said that he is also prep

>> yeah, alicia, a big winner in the billionaire space race as richard branson makes an historic flight> well, kamala harris says she doesn't say no enough to joe biden. we discuss. >> and charlie. >> shocking video of a little boy ri

as a prize. i'm sure everyone in our screenland recognize the name betty white but have you heard of of irma fill lips. if severe alicia keys play two pianos at the same time? she saw hazel scott do that on her variety show and every wise meddling mother on television os some small to gertrude berg. if my introduction is all you needed to start reading "when women invented television" we hope you order from bookshop.org or your favorite independent book store. if you useoo book shop.org you know we support local independent book stores with every purchase, and tonight, if your using book shop doral point your purchase to jennifer's favorite independent book sore, mcnally jackson books in new york city. now, please welcome, jennifer armstrong. >> thank you for having me. >> before we jump into discussing the women in the book, i have to ask you to talk about this fascination, obsession we talk about in the green room, with television and popular culture. how did you turn everyone's favorite sport, channel surfing, into a career? >> i was really lucky. i will admit that right now. i grew up in a really tough culture cent

>> yeah, alicia, a big winner in the billionaire space race as richard branson makes an historic flight. what the billionaire said as he was flying to space and then after he landed. >> tammy? >> well, kamala harris says she doesn't say no enough to joe biden. we discuss. >> and charlie. >> shocking video of a little boy ripping an american flag from a lawn and throwing it on the ground. is this a sign that children aren't being taught to respect our country? >> but first, a fox news alert. former president trump is expected to arrive at cpac any minute now for his speech. we will bring it to you live when it happens. a cpac if straw poll released moments ago has donald trump in the lead to be the republican party's presidential nominee in 2024. florida governor ron desantis came in is second at 21%. but if mr. trump doesn't run in 2024, 48% of cpac -- of 8% of -- 68% of cpac attendees want ron desantis. ahead of his peach at cpac -- speech, the former president spoke about his lawsuit against twitter, facebook and google with maria bartiromo on "sunday morning futures." >> it's not abo

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alicia menendez. we are keeping an eye on former-president trump, as he prepares to take the stage in phoenix.ing to see him tonight. well aware, and have, clearly, bought into the lie that fraud cost trump arizona in 2020. >> there is just the -- the amount of ballot dumps and everything that were happening in the middle of the night. and i mean, we've seen signature counts not -- not matching up. i am 100% sure that he won the 2020 election. there is no way that joe biden got 80 million votes. he can barely get eight people to show up to his town halls. >> but, you see, feelings are not facts. numbers certified, over and over, again, just don't back up that feeling.

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hesitancy, even two years ago, was a top ten global health threat, alicia, according to the world health organization. this is before coronavirus. as vaccines. rupert murdoch, he got vaccines. tucker carlson, he got vaccinated, actively promoting disinformation and encouraging their base not to get vaccines because vaccines, just like masks, have become weaponized as part of the ongoing endless culture war to ensure minority rule. that rule is for white christian males in this country who are losing their power, and as such, it was not economic anxiety but cultural anxiety that's motivating trump's base. that's why you had republican madison cawthorn saying biden is going to go door to door and try to vaccinate you and take away your guns and your bibles. and this is why we have, now, a radicalized minority in this country that is not going to get vaccinated as coronavirus is surging and killing literally those who are unvaccinated. for kids at home, under 12 are not vaccinated. and kids are in the e.r. and getting long-term health problems. the pro-life party, the gop has become the pro-death party to own the libs. meanwhile, thes